Marvel phase 5 problem & critique

[HollowSage]

Except it failed to grow Disney+'s subscription numbers, in fact, the quarter it was released in has seen a decline. It failed to do the one thing its suppose to do, sounds like an objective flop to me. It was never going to be profitable because its operating on a flawed business model, so fundamentally, all nine (and more to come to come) of the Disney+ shows all lost money because they are exclusive to a platform that has only ever lost money.

It took Netflix 6 years with no direct competition to become profitable. Disney plus has been around for 4 in a now crowded space. Streaming is a long term play. It’s not lost money unless they give up and shut the whole thing down which is highly unlikely.

[choptop]

It took Netflix 6 years with no direct competition to become profitable. Disney plus has been around for 4 in a now crowded space. Streaming is a long term play. It’s not lost money unless they give up and shut the whole thing down which is highly unlikely.

There's a big difference with Netflix vs d+ Netflix had to start from nothing Streaming was new and different they literally had to build a clientele they had to make ther own shows figure out how to get people interested D+ had a better advantage they already had tons of content more money and people were already used to streaming so I wouldn't say D+ failed but it's definitely not a success ether and there's really no excuse for it...

[HollowSage]

There's a big difference with Netflix vs d+ Netflix had to start from nothing Streaming was new and different they literally had to build a clientele they had to make ther own shows figure out how to get people interested D+ had a better advantage they already had tons of content more money and people were already used to streaming so I wouldn't say D+ failed but it's definitely not a success ether and there's really no excuse for it...

How are you determining success? There are at least 7 major streaming services now with many smaller ones out there competing for people’s time and money.

I would say the top 3 are Netflix, Max and D+. Netflix was first and has been around since 1997 but Max and D+ are relatively new. What does success in the crowded streaming market look like?